Before you build or deploy
AI exposure review
We examine how the system is built, how it behaves and where legal exposure may arise, then give you a practical plan to reduce it.
Our engagements
Start with where AI creates exposure.
Whether you are building, buying, using or challenging AI, we shape the work around the system and the decision you need to make.
Before you buy
Vendor and contract protection
We test whether the product supports the claims being sold and help your lawyer turn its real dependencies and failure modes into warranties, audit rights, change controls, indemnities and exit protection.
After weaknesses are found
System improvement and retesting
We help translate legal exposure into changes to the system, controls, monitoring and human oversight, then test whether those changes work.
Across an organisation
AI exposure programme
We review the AI systems that matter most across teams, suppliers and jurisdictions, and coordinate a practical response rather than a generic policy exercise.
When a dispute arises
AI evidence and document production
We preserve and test prompts, outputs, logs, configurations, code and provenance. Counsel can use that record to seek relevant material from another party or challenge AI-derived evidence.
After scoping, you receive a written proposal covering the team, work, deliverables, timetable, fees and external professional costs. Fees and the commercial model are agreed in advance based on the scope, complexity, duration and resources required. You may use your existing lawyer; any separately retained lawyer agrees scope and fees directly with you.